Recent reviews by HolaGato

When I think about the games that have stuck with me the most, Team Fortress 2 immediately comes to mind. It isn’t just a shooter I boot up every once in a while—it’s a world I keep returning to, a place where fun, chaos, and creativity all collide. There are plenty of modern games with sharper graphics, more polished systems, or bigger budgets, but something about TF2 makes it timeless for me.

One of the biggest reasons I love TF2 is its unique personality. Unlike other shooters that lean heavily into gritty realism, TF2 embraces a cartoonish, almost slapstick style. The characters feel larger than life, each with their own voices, quirks, and backstories. From the pyromaniac in the gas mask to the sarcastic Australian Sniper, every class feels distinct and memorable. It’s hard not to smile when you hear the Heavy yell about sandwiches or the Spy mock you in his smooth French accent. That humor and charm give the game a soul that so many others lack.

Then there’s the gameplay. TF2 manages to strike this perfect balance between teamwork and individuality. Each class has a clear role, but you still have freedom to experiment and play your own way. If I’m in the mood to support, I can grab the Medic and keep my teammates alive. If I feel sneaky, I can try pulling off crazy backstabs as the Spy. And sometimes, I just want to mow through the battlefield as the Heavy with a minigun. That variety keeps every match fresh and exciting.

The community is another reason I’m hooked. TF2 has been around for over a decade, and yet it’s still alive because of the players. From custom maps to fan-made cosmetics to silly memes, the community adds a level of creativity that makes the game endlessly replayable. Even when matches get chaotic or unbalanced, there’s usually some ridiculous moment that makes me laugh. It’s not just a game I play; it’s a culture I get to be part of.

Finally, I think nostalgia plays a big role in why I love TF2. It reminds me of late nights with friends, trying to pull off impossible plays, or just messing around on custom servers. Some of my favorite gaming memories come from TF2—moments where everything clicked and we were laughing so hard we could barely play. That sense of shared joy is rare, and it’s what makes me keep coming back.

In the end, I love Team Fortress 2 because it isn’t just a shooter—it’s an experience. It’s funny, chaotic, creative, and deeply human in its own quirky way. Even after all these years, no other game has managed to replace what TF2 gives me: a perfect blend of gameplay, humor, and community. For me, it will always be more than just a game—it’s one of the reasons I fell in love with gaming itself.

Really entertaining, love the brainless spraying and cleaning!